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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24


Street p Joshua S. Hunter Chos,ru,-
mental DTppNlsy, b. +. Lipscomb Monu-
wards 7 ior'smouth, William n ia
Cent, heonidas Rosser sunernrn -, ~
rial W. W,;i,,i r. NJ. Edwards WrioSt sIe,.o
p w imam 7. Wright Chnrcblond n
loce" I rs Norfolk Circuit d NJ Val.
No No. last Norfolk, J. ID. Hank ' South "
SSorioik, Joseph A. Procior N b, oo"'n
Princes" James +, McSparran south
incl 'J IS Anne, ID. q. G. Butts Curri.
Bc,Go Joseph I. Routten; Onklette and
eol5i' hobert A. Armisteod smith.
No.s' ana Benns, T. j. Taylor President
NJ V' S College for Young Ladies, r
M NJ, saunders Seaman's Chaplain, j b
~ 'ASNDoLrH- Macon DrsrRIcr- Gcoroc
g. o., nag, Prcsidi,gy Eloler.-Asblo9d
CC'@tlon, l.. Il. Betty: Ashland Circnit
c. -; pane Hanover, NJ. S. Colonna
I44oochland, W. Dickson Mower West
S snL"uoVSr to be supplied by Charles L.
SChnorni Spotsylvaaia, Charles II. Nc
S}ie hlng William, Charles II. Green
M niihg ana Queen, John T. Payne East
"a mig aud Quecn, 20 be supplied hv s. l..
unit ; Caroline, Il. +. Barrett Bowling
Green, Paul Bradley, Edgar II. Rove
STepernumerary; Essex, William q.
ih,oggs; Middlcsex, James II. Dalbv
Nlhg George, Junius b. DeBerrv Mon
tross, William \. Tompkins Wcstmore-
i"9d' W. r. Robins Heathsvillc. W. Il.
Edwards; Bethany Station. joseph r.
Maftin Lancaster, James If. Crown
west Lancaster, J.. Z. Parham.
EASTERN SHoBE Dlsrucr-JoscDb
~ A"iys. PrcSidiHg LldCr-E as,yillc.
I har,es T.. Holiday Cobb's-Island Mis-
son. to be supplied by James A. Crow
Ger; Belle Haven. Charles d. Crowley
LIunSoteague. Joseph Il. Riddick;
Onancocs, Robert 4. Compton Drum
hometown, W. j. Twllley Accomack,
W. 4. Hayes; Atlantic, Thomas q.
Inllon NicomicO, a. 4. Jones: Sal;s-
bury, George ". Wray; Berlin. NJ. =.
Williams; CAMBRIDGE Station, ". ".
Royal Cambridge Circuit. Thomas J.
Bayton; Hooper's Island, William Z.
bullard Dorchester. y. W. Baroamin
York, Charles Il. Taylor; Hampton. T.
L. Wilson Fox Hill. Thomas j. Wrav:
Newport News Mission, John T. Bos-
man.
John Harmon, transferred TO Pacific
Conference, and stationed in San Fran
cisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

Nany pereons aro irouOioi vim chronic tcn-
dency 20 Constipation. Tdcy are % bilious teU-
permanent TIE complain. 10 which they ara
subject, thOurh easily remo5ie9le by judicious
treatment, Is IN many casos aggravated by re-
sort 70 drasll, Durghtivrs and cholagcgues. As
tue human storiuch and 30Ges are lined with
delicate mon Drnne, aud nos with vucanite. they
caanCt gtaGd rrclCugec drenchiuG With such
medicli es without serious injury. Nothing re-
stores aud ccuilefc9s5 an hHbitual tendency 10
constipation go cisctually rs !lOsi0tters stomach
Biticra. IT. Laxative effect Il gentle and pro-
gfossye. It nrithsr coovuises nor weaken, The
intestlnes and is ole q are uusccompaaled by
gripping pains. 1t arouses tho liver when the
organ l. sluggish. promotes digestion. and en-
cOufases appetite aud sleep. For fever and
argue. sidney troubles, nervous complaints, and
lucipicn. rheumatism Il IL incom parable. Take
q wingloss before meals, and See how sCon you
wild seii-h them. no 2i-1hsw)sa&Pa
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Hampton and xcuuort News.
tCorrospo ndonee Of the Richmond DispatchI

wv il'i''A--t t bl ififNlhf'uu lfl@ptifnI
HAMPTON, Va. Nov. %, 1887.
Mrs. Julia Armistead died on Monday
evening and was buried this morning in
st. Johns church-yard.
Mr.. ". Z. Lawson, who has been
quite sict, Is better
Eov j. !. Grayatt left for Toano. Va.
this morning to mar ~ a couple at that
pace.
John y. Willis. ESD, editor of the
-N1p3Jr, visited Richmond to-day.
The steamship Duke of WeStminsterar-
rived at Newport News to-day with about
fifty passengers, some twenty stowaways,
and a large cargo OF salt, iron. &c In
the cargo were 800 rabbits, consigned
to Mr. !. 3. Wise, OF Northampton
county. Va.
The old Methodist church building is
being repaired.
Thanksgiving Day viii be very gen
orally observed here
Mr.. G. b. West, Of Newport News,
is visiting New York. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

white. 3fa35c. western mixed. s1Ic1eH1
RYE steady ai 60as2 Hay steady and quet.
prime 10 choice western, flaa<le irosisio.s
arm with fair inquiry Aess-pOrk. tfl71. balk
meats--Shouidefs and cIear-rtb sdcs. packoa
81 and SIC. Bacon--Shouisors, fa3ifc.: GEAR
rib sides, sEc.: hons. isalsac Lard-kenne3
creamery. 29a25c. EGGS nrm a. giA.oc; hmcd,
i6aISc. Petroleum Il ady: refined, 20. Coneo
firm and quiet: bio cargOes. crdlns-y 70 istr.
isSsisNc. sugar stea1y; soft, <eCs: coppsIs
refined arm ~ iissI2,. Whisky steady at
sI.igasl.i5 Freights TO liverpool PER steamer
quiet. cotton. 40: -four. "a. 3D.; grain, ID
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November - .--Cash quotations we're
Flour ruled quiet No. 2 spring wheat. s5As
fGkc.; 10 spring, 05hc. BID; No. red sos
76Nc Nc. corn, NAc. no. Data. ssSc.
Moss-pork, siG50asN. Lard, f.o2k. short.no
sides Oooscl, 81 a5a1. Dry-saited shouldes
fbOxed). sa50sshO. short-cleai sides (boxcdA
g. ;Oas7.25 Wbisxey, fLi0
Leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

Irish Celebration IN Philadelphia.

10y IeIlETapN " NO UI5IH-V-.I
PHILADELPHIA, November D. The
twentieth anniversary OF the "martyr-
dom of the Irish patFiois-Allen, Lark
en-, and O'Bnen-at Manchester. Eng,
was commemorlted with a public meet
ing at Industrial Eall tonight under the
auspices of the Clan-Na-C'ael. Nearly
1900 people were present Ihe ceremo-
MES opened with instrumental and vocal
music.
The singing Of various Irish songs
aroGsed great enthusiasm and met with
thuudcrs Of applause.
Senator Rlddleberger of Virginia,
orator OF the evening, closed the cere-
monies with a vigorous address, which
Was resrlly appleuded.
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4 SOCIETY EVENT.
,suEIAST WEDDING IN OLD Fsrpr.
RIcXsBUBG.
.....,~s OF l,'ss Susie C Barton TO Dr. Al.
1ca Pslmer-The at
tsndants.
,a ,,'cgram to toe Dispatch,


u,N,euR9, VA, November %
81. most interesting socictr
.f.t has occurred IN this CITY 70,
time took place tonight tb|
occasion being the marriage -,
G.. Barton. the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Jn3go
s. Barton. of tins city. 10 Dr.
Palmer. formerly of Richmond
...uo. Norfolk.
J g. Shsokleford, pastor q,
Crwh. oiiciatcd, and at tbst
t. ceremony was performed
l vas beautifully and artist.
.-...ut,d
,~a.. hosc. Of tins city. was maid
aaJ Mr.. Bruce Palmer Of
brother of the groomsman
n The BRIDE was given away
a.r u.s. herfather
allutS entered the church in
order; Miss Nellie Forbes
.sshwc, and Or. ". r. Omen,
, hi,hmond Miss Emily Rich
OF fredericksburg, and Mr. 4.
ol Richmond Misss Mamie
. fredericksburg, and DR.. A. L..
o.. Richmond Miss Blanken-
I.'moni. and Mr.. 3. W
Norfolk Miss Belle Little. of
utc. AID Ny. L. T. Myers.
N.s> Mamie Herndon, of
"r-, and Mr.. T. Reid. Of
..>~ ,tnei,r. Of Richmond,
. Ii-.tioot. Of Richmond.
pt.on was given at the
q. tse brides father, after
couple lcit ON the sat train
r.si uo,thefn tour
t.e prominent visitors present
...raor Iiizhueh Lee and III,
....tary, lir. james L. Naller
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wouId-be DuelIists arrested.

u I0-7gT0Vl 70 IIo Ul7p1I0lI
LYSCABURG, Va, November pa
Pearlsburg special to the Eycaing
AdroHcl says: a challenge to fight
q duel passed between Hon. W. A.
French and W. $. Matthews, editor Of
The lUyiaian, last Friday. They have
been arrested and bound over to keep
the peace in the sum of $1,000 each"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
Co,tou.Lndcn steamer Burned.

fhy Telegraph u the Dlal dtch'l
MEMPHIS. TIM, November 23.-lt IS
rnmored that the steamer Charles j..
Chouteau. which LETT here Saturday for
New Orleans. was burned this morning
noar Nickshurg She had over 5000
bales of cotton aboard.
The lost were a German deck.passen-
Ger and negro named Jenkins, who
WAS oae of her firemen Seven race
horses that were on board were burned
TIE passengers lost nearly all their
clothes. When the alarm was sounded
the crew of the steamer made gallant
attempt TO eztinemsh the tlome', bot
thew had gained too great headway.
The fire occurred yesterday afternoon al
> o'clock. Had it not been discovered
until after the boat had LETT the landing
nearly all on boaId woull have persisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND BIcH'
MOED STOCK EXCHANGES
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, iu'-
pentins, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
lRr ,olnrrsph to the pispa,ch.l

NEW YORK, November g3.--The stock marEet
was dull and heavy to-day until the AFTERNOON,
when il became active ard strong. there was
little or no intere.t IN the market In the Tore
noon, though Richmond and West Point re-
mainod the feature; 1t was heavy with the re-
malnder ~ the list. however. the coming bol-
day creating an indispcsition % trade, which was
taken ADVANTAGE OF by the bears anu traders 20
help the market down. AID In which they had
the aid OF some realizing by smaller bulls.
In tho afternoon report was circu-
lated. to the eject that the report OF the
Investigating Committee Wouli re Wy
favorable 10 Union Pacific. and that STOCK
Immediately became tho leader, and before the
close had advanced 30. Central Pacific ana
Northern Pacific also felt the stimulus, thouRb
the latter was advanced also on negotiation
wifh fmpOrian parties Of 10000 Of the new
thtrd-mor;gage loan. Othcr Influences brought
IN moro buviug in tho general list. ana every
thing shared In the Improvement among we
lOs-priced shares Alton and Terre hauie
was CONSPICUOUS for its sharp adVaure.
inc opening was firm At advances ak
teLdiue 70 , per cent, but tho advaniace Nas
not maintained, AID Sew England Gnd hahsis
aud Texas were specially weak while the enilie
lis. was depressed below the first figures. Tie
ac,ivi.y was small aud the maFfet remained IN
the nolgh b0rhOOd % tho lowest prices unul me
afternoon. when Union Pacific suddenly became
active and strong, and In Che nest two nouir toe
Cutiic list moved Up st' ..,.t md closed Qll't
though strong. a. tho nost urices Of the Gay he
nel result OF business b. 'fLt most Of the acfiNe
d.. are ti,her. though iho advances are ia lew
cattS for moro ttan fractional amounts, ous
tnicu pa'iNc roso g.. Central Pacific H'l.,
No.fhern Pacific preferred lhr., aui pfogoh
Tr1ns-confiuoufal f,c. Total saics3ti.tO shares.
Nrw Monk, November E.--Noon->t0cks dun
ana steady. Money easy nc 4aj per cent Ex-
c1Hucc- LoYg l,9l snort, isjh. Governments
dLu.
E-enina Exchange dun and steady. Money
oa-, 90 3a5: closing offered at , per cent sub
Treasury haianres-Gold. si3i 10000; currency
sf0.ell. 800. Governments dull; I per cents.
~; . A.. per carts. ~, b. State bonds dulL
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FieIGea and scswab visited by Their
WtVp,.
IEvic!egraLh b ID DIsnlteh.

10y T7.0gT0IT ~ TI0 UsOINN.I
JoLTr, ILL, November 23.-Fieldon
and SchUah, the Anarchists, were for
the first time visited by their wives at
the prison to-day. The visit vas re-
ceiyed ia the ws.ting-room. Both pri-
soucrs Gonned citizens clothes, as is the
custom when convicts receive relatives.
Both men exhibited considerable feeling.
The meeting WAS affecting but not de-
trnnstrntiNn
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pIcaaOEp rOBkGCo mkEYFT

NOV ENGEE ~, l'6..
Tho Fxrh.uge viii be closed to-inorioy
Ulcqtssiyias DAY.. There Is rather 5oiter
dom-al foc lou Graje cd 1llors to-day, but
prices rcriaia GnlltereA Loose sales were
lcrc,, and ~ better D.icss-nag.ely, 81, 10. aad
10, reuts vas pail for : Oh RED eaf, While ioser
grades sod Veil a,so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
Rss sac OF Eui7rsAs Bonds - DC
mn,

NEw y0aE November 5-Niasiient
Harris, OF The Nor,heru rGciic, a.. jass
closed negotiations sHh AncU.t Ecluout
and henry lizard, representing syndi-
cate ia which the Rothscmlds and the
Deut,lc Honk OF Berlin are principals.
ior the sale of 58,oGp, 600 OF thid.laort-
gaze bonds authorized at a special nlc,t t.
ing Of tine stockholders Of the Nolthcrn
Pacific road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
. he Eroubtes In a,on.sisna.

NEW ORLY,Hs, November 23.-The
ThibodeaGx white picked guard was fired
upon this morning and two men wound
Ell. IN attack WAS Immediately made on
tle negroes and ten or twelve killed. = be
rest OF lhe men left for the woods. All
is quiet now, and Che laborers are at
work on all the plantations. There isno
excitement outside OF the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
RrvIrw nP rnr cHIcAGo MARKHrs.

CHICAGO. November 2a-The markets %
Change to-day opened without special scufuy.
Rain in the southwest aud very hight receipts
caused the price Of wheat - open Nc. lower than
The closing qgures u yesterday. January op..
tons started az 20 &C., sold up 90 a.. ana
,iroupcd OF f,c AZ the close Of the days trading.
Al one time Nav sold Hs high A. s}ifc., hit twas
only on a squirt made by sume OF the bg scsli-
era. and scalnng was The only GESTURE ~ no
dly, for ouf-i "a orders were not 81 neayy M
fure. Corn oliowed m the wake OF wheat, ano
the trade In provisions was without intoresf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

Tullamore in which Mr.. John Mande-
vile is confined, violently stripped him
of bis clothing, and left him entirely
naked Vaudeville still persists that he
will not wear the prison uniform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
A rosl,ive eentienan.

Which is the most positive gentleman !
Certain. Iaylor's Cherokee Remedy
of Sweet Gun and Mullen is certain to
cure coughs, colds, and groups 1t is
pleasant and effective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

CAMPBELI.-Di od. a. $40 \. ". Nar0mber q,
is-. Mr7 ELLA CAM BELL; aged twenty-nine
yeats.
N0i here we find q pccce'u l rest.
We seek n pur'. cline;
a home within The jasper walls,
Beyond Tie n.gli VI uge.
The f1rCra, win take place from tho residence
a. kcr ialner. james VI. Conway. ifg thirteenth
sfrost. hester. 8t 0'c'ocn flii1 flnursiay1
Az EtNODN. Friends ana ueQaaintances 70
specially invited tO attend.
NlLL-Dlcl. al bis home. Wllloms's Perry.
King william county. Va, OF pneumonia, Ar.
HC8EhI =. HILL, ia Lis seyenty-second year.
HOWkRD.-Entefed into rest November p,
49,, 40 = r. Vi. as .he residence Of her hlIs-
Dlad, a. Baltimore. ANA>iASiA W. HOWARD.
y q Of ~. William 4. uoFari.
Brr remains VIII be received 10 the Byrf-sireot
station IdiS AFTERNOON ~ rs O'clock
runerai seryicos az HOLLYWOOD,
NON0URE--D Died. November rs, 1871, at half
past u, nt lugeside. roaf Louisa Courthouse,
.he home OF his parehis Henry Narnick a9d
Sufie Henderson hOurute. IhNDLhSON WAN
WICK aONct RE; AGED SIX years tso months
aud seven days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

- y ~ =
CmcAGo. November -. "A Billings
Month special says Two cowboys,
William Lang aad Fran1 Loves, VINO
had c.mped on Fly creek, Grow reser-
walton. became euca ,cd ira M ai,erc'.-
ton YESTERDAY. Lang pulled pistol
and Shot once 81 Loves, the barrel
striking h,s sbou'dcr and tie bal paaArH
through his hat. Lang then stid -
viii kill You before morning Loves
went out 10 picket bis horse, and reu't9-
ing, stopped at a wagon, removed a i.hs
thcrcirom. and SHOT Lang dead at the
campfire. Loves came IA inst m@''..
accompanied by the cook OF the oo'.t
and au Indian, both eyewitness, ana
delivered himself up TO the sheriff here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

WEDNESDAY,. November ~, 1857.
sALEs-FIRsI BOARD.--lO shares Petersburg
railroad stock ~ H.
SECOND B0ARD.--10 shares Petersburg railroad
NJ "a IA DO NJ 81
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THr NUEIIODISTs.
..t uav oG Conference.-The An.
EotutsncUts.

-.,..,.
C2Aierencceot the Metho.
'i NDH'ca' south finished
Yesterday A-' following are
..A's.
D-IWe7-J PowcV Gar
fling FI'..-lunity, Jo-
~a-i,; Erooj-Strect. IS. $.
.,... aferly superaumorary :;
"-I.HW D.. "Uikius Park
u J.. Lv.a7; thy-Street,
f...l L.a-o.->irect, W.
D"an->ntcn. James c.
...--a..', 60 be supplied
....u.n; Nauchester-
Peterson; Fii.h-~,oct
Why: N.-t-fud Memorial.
-I.; Gcnuro. Charles VI.
y N.rt GO bc supplied
....E. Ntst Ioiut, ". 4.
'.H Kent. 5. Il. johnson ;
.... Cd. 3. jl..cN VILLAINS
70 Wise: oucD.tcr. {.
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wsrrant Essuci tor p.i,au's Arrest.

(3y Angie American cable TO the Dispatch
DrBLIy. November r. The Erc0iHT
Ijcgrrph says A warrant has been is
sued sor the arrest Of Mr.. John Dillon
anywhere in Great Britain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24
EasE wENgHtE REPORT.

~ I"IegruUn t0 70" DlepHlcl.I
- rsSuisGT1S, SOYenlber Ell :. "
/ For Ntstis fair weather. follower In
: FAX ,ho weitTo qsGH0u hy Ugh, rama,
I iN-at c'..rrs So tomperafpro. hrlt
- g. .,,ri, SEA rie. shilling 10 1oJihcriy
30. Norin Caso.ius, fl,r weather. ight
sa-ilb'o wiuts. sign ciaH;'5 ia Lemp, rasIro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

llruDueI loc SEE ll- 't y
N0yEWBrH - -Na.fet rcau-fc ~rrl, nri
large receipts II coIury -ioca, nld cool secs
reported az tho contDi .si0n-huusss at Guoia-
tiOna. Primo. 81 TO-. lnnfr. ~ r"inh
(midcWt a., I.2t r.: aid sn''t.i spanish.
ll.c-. lacinI. lnmI y. -uI. u l.. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

ST.. Louis, November sl-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat higher; No. red, ca-h. ,oka
$50: December. Isl a5ac NAY. s3he@ a.
Corn higher: cash, Al sai2Ac.; November,
~ 49,: December % al &C.; Nay, AAafa e
Oats firm and hiEuor: cash. &a-l iic.; MAY.
30 a3O g. Whis6ey strougat SIS PROVISIONS
Hrm Porb. si82s. Larl. Hl5. Dfy-eais
meats lboXed)- Shoulder, $3.50, iong-clrass
aud clcar-rih.. GLl3s and s,.--; short-ciears,
25as5t0. Bacon Notwithstanding. 81; long.
clears and clear-rirs, 81; short-1leais, .a.l@NA
-h2J Hams staady 40 si0as.g.
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BALTIMORE.


BNrinoRg. Nm. November s3-Coiton steady
and QDles; middllng. i0Ac. Flour hrm sud
quiet; h0ward-street and western ruperhno,
s2aasE.s5; 10 extra. s3EsS.H0 DO fan ils, - 15s
slsla6a; do. Rio brands. si.bOas4.65; Pslapsco
slperlativo patent. 1913: 10. family. SlW.
Nheat--souihcrn nrm; red s7essc.; amor, ia
sJc.. western etsier and active Nc. winter
uary, s6ifaslhc.: Nav. ~. pit. Corn south
ern ssaAuy Gad Arm. white, 52sSsc. yesios,
5iaaSc western steady: mixed, spot Die Ask
90 December, new, sSkc.; year, A.saSSc.;
January, o3%a3ic. Oats rieady and quiet;
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oysFGa SUPPER.

OYSTER SUPPER DNf4 ~
" ENTERTAINMFNF-- .he ltiiss e w ~
o. me WONAN's CHRISTIAN TEN W.
PEkaNCE UNION VIII give IN OlSlks sup
PR az OLD-IARkEf HALL THIS EFBNfN0.
There wiz ne hort speechcs ~ rrCmipon-
.cmperanee speakers. music, aud rotations,
H. The Chusch ain lnoh, members OF tho
Good Iemparg, aud Others Interested Ia tho
cause ere requested 20 sid "a Ia TITS eaorI
sgppersl csIia. Doors open az 10 O'Clock.
no'el-lt
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washington Notes

WASHINGTON. November 23.-Ihe
Prs,ident to-day approved the recon-
mcnGation of the Secretary oil me
Treasury that tie revenue marine YES
sels Gallatin. Hamilton, Dallas, Wood
bury, Dexter, Coliax, Ewing, and Grant
70 cruise in the vicinity OF dangerous
coasts during the winter for the purpose
OF rendering assistance to vessels IN dls-
trcss.
Cardinal Gibbons made a short VISIT
10 tie President this afternoon. 10
was accompanied by Mersbai Wilson,
Acting. Secretary Thompson was present
during a portion OF the visit aud AaA
pleasant chat with the Cardinal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24


WHEAT -G.32i bushels.
CJEN.-l9f .u-hei~.
OAfS-i. coo bushels
PEAs.-.B bushels
SALES REPORTED TO sEcR7TARY.
WHgAr.-Nhite. 20 bushels prime AZ SIC.
Lang1-rry, e0u bushels primo on private term,
200 bushels good ~ POI. ~ Dushoi- common M
&c.,; ID bushels common o.. Cir. Mixed, 90 bush
els very good .jc. Sr0rt1erry, 10 bushels very
good al s5c: n bushels very coad no So; ISL
IN hels good 20 s2r.: 30 bushels fair m 30. 81
bushels common az nc ~ ra-n'ls common at
70, Total sales I'll gceaL 3.-2l bushels.
offerings to-day az wheat. b.f2i bushels .
same day last year. f.g72 bushels >ale- TO-
eoy II wheat. 3s3i bushels; same DAY last 81 81,
2T.2 bushels. OF .riucs so iar tlis y"ur, $50 ga
Ov .hcs: same time lest year. 1928 Jos bu,h"''.
Extreme ran GO OF irlcc, today. t3 b. Sac; sane
dnv .l-t year 20 o. s'c.
CORN. White. $50 bushels primo on private
terms: - bushels prime 30 81: is' bushels
YER good a. 5},. Nix.l. % bushels very good
al 30,
UAl1-Sprng. go DIsLels prime at 35c.
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MON a pr,ne rnraugh tne Papers.

NEw CASTLE, PA, November 70 -
protty little romance came TO a happy
ending here ou Sunday when Rev. Mr.
Holmes united in marriage Miss Oiemen
tine Yandcgrif., OF this place, ana
Richard Foster, Of Monroe. Iowa. Miss
Vsndegr:ft saw an advertisement IN
paper IN which a young lady correspon-
dent was asked for She answered u.
Last week Mr.. Foster came on from
Iowa 20 claim as his bride the young
lady. The happy couple have gone 10
Monroe, where the groom is engaged rs
a farmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

7 OSr, ON E22DINSTANT, NEAR
4 EoIrfeerth and Main streets. a SMALL
JAPANE,E.iVOhY CARVED fACs about size
OF ten-CcIt piece. Reward II loft a.
KINGAN & cos.
no 2l.lt' 100 soath fourteeDth street.,
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uAasaG ,xrE.LI.EScs.
PORT OF RICHMOND, New
sAILgp.

IUHI OF HIt ItMVNUs wv LAI1N % t'ots
sAILgn.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United Stalss
mah Inerchaadise. aad passengers, L. b. TataEa.
agent
schooner Faaaie Brown. Slagnlh Beaalost
Sc.
PORT or N9wPoR NEW :. NoysxBEs %. ISL
by telcgraph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Duke OF Westminster. Long, Liver
pool.
Steamship sandrisghans, Olsen, Montreal
s~iIKa
steamship CyphTepe& Kelly. LIVERPOOL
steamship hefscities, Dover, Liverpool
Steamship Coult5ss, Waters. Liverpool
steamship kahaNha. Sears New York.
AshooneFs sac Williams. fe2g1o, NsV Yora
sunlight Co.ey, Nev hsyea
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ra-bc. sea H..
QU.IAIi0S3.
Nii0D.ISG. i3r.
low NnnLiNG. Jisc.
GuaD DE9fSANY. sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-24

A Cnropte Tendency Oyoreome.

Mean ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -s
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m America. Ills associates, besides Cor
SON and Hoyap, are Johnny Jordan,
Baly Burke atlas Billy the Kid,
Johnny Carroll aims 'the Kid, and
other clever men. He came of a good
family, and is very gentlemanly and
intelligent fellow. After his discharge
from Tie Young case he was next arrested
In New York November IL, 1880, with
Carson, for the robbery Of the Mid
dletown Bank, but was not identi-
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